Walk a few miles in your own shoes with the comfortable, purpose-built New Balance® WW577 walking shoes. Medicare/HCPCS code = A5500 diabetic shoe. Features a highly durable walking sneaker designed for the moderate-paced fitness walker. Premium leather upper for natural comfort, durability and breathability. Padded collar and tongue for added comfort. Fabric lining with removable footbed easily accommodates an orthotic. Polyurethane midsole provide stable cushioning. Reflective detailing enhances your visibility. ABZORB® cushioning in the heel for exceptional shock absorption. Walking Strike Path® stabilizes the foot through the natural gait cycle. Solid rubber outsole provides long-wearing durability. Last: SL-2 Available in Narrow and Wide sizes. Assembled in the U.S.A. from imported materials. Measurements: Weight: 11 oz Product measurements were taken using size 8.5, width 2A - Narrow. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Walk a few miles in your own shoes with the comfortable, purpose-built New Balance® WW577 walking shoes. Medicare/HCPCS code = A5500 diabetic shoe. Features a highly durable walking sneaker designed for the moderate-paced fitness walker. Premium leather upper for natural comfort, durability and breathability. Padded collar and tongue for added comfort. Fabric lining with removable footbed easily accommodates an orthotic. Polyurethane midsole provide stable cushioning. Reflective detailing enhances your visibility. ABZORB® cushioning in the heel for exceptional shock absorption. Walking Strike Path® stabilizes the foot through the natural gait cycle. Solid rubber outsole provides long-wearing durability. Last: SL-2 Available in Narrow and Wide sizes. Assembled in the U.S.A. from imported materials. Measurements: Weight: 11 oz Product measurements were taken using size 8.5, width 2A - Narrow. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
felt a bit snug but I probably could have lived with it - maybe they would have stretched out a bit but there's no way I could tolerate the long tongue rubbing against the front of my leg at the ankle. The long tongue is the problem with this shoe
I ordered the New Balance WW577 in white in late summer / early fall. Once I got them softened up and 'broken in' they were fine. They are very comfortable now and I wear them every day. The white shoes feel true to size and width (9.5 W). Then I ordered the same shoe, New Balance WW577 in black during the winter, and it has taken forever to get them to soften up and get almost 'broken in'. I was so confident that they would become comfortable that I overlooked the daily discomfort of wearing them. Well, that discomfort has caught up to me, and the black shoes just don't fit the same way as the white shoes. The black shoes still feel 1/2 size too short in length, although the width is fine. My feet haven't changed a size during the winter, because the white shoes, and other shoes, still fit and feel fine, although the white sneakers look a bit out of place with winter clothes. So, my review is mixed for these shoes. I love that they are made of leather and that I can clean and waterproof them as needed.
Shoes were stiff, uncomfortable, and made a weird squeaky noise with each step. Returning.
was tight.. and shoe was really unbendable.
They were too short. Also, I ordered WW577 and you sent 928V.
fit and size were fine, just asthetically unappealing
It's a nice looking shoe on my foot. The 10N, my normal size, was too small: my bit toe was hitting right up against the shoe. The 10.5N was a better fit. I agree with others who find the material stiff. That said, having a nice, snug fit for my narrow foot seems worth the tradeoff of stiff leather. I'm hoping it will become more pliable with time.
Not wide: These were supposed to be EE width and they were nowhere close to that
These are definitely true to size! My feet are about 27.5cm and I ordered a Women’s 11w. They are delightfully comfortable and not too roomy. The insole isn’t over cushy, but if it is an issue, then an insert is an easy remedy. I did get a “Those look like dad shoes” comment, and I accepted it with pride.
The tongue was very stiff and the space for my ankle was too small
